Both Sides of the Table
JANUARY 16, 2010
I tend not to go into heat when I hear the latest buzz on the tech blogs about the latest gadgets. I actually wrote a long blog post about this but I’m trying to get TechCrunch to publish it before putting it on my blog. That’s always stuck with me. We’ll see.
View from Seed
JUNE 10, 2020
This initial wave of applicants resulted in the selection of six initial Accelerator participants – female & male founders at startups hailing from the Bay Area to Miami to Alabama to Boston, ranging from b2b SaaS offerings to consumer services… all transforming people’s everyday lives.
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View from Seed
JANUARY 10, 2022
In our initial blog post , we outlined our decision to step away from the universally accepted architecture of what an accelerator “should” look like. Higher: Birmingham, Alabama . What happens when you strip the concept of an “accelerator” down to its original structures and frameworks? . Allay Health: Seattle, Washington.
The Startup Magazine
FEBRUARY 8, 2021
Black grew up in Alabama, and her early childhood experiences played a major role in her work later in life. Ashley also uses her blog to educate the public on fascia, using the Fasciablaster, and skin regeneration. Ashley Black’s Early Life. Her first book, “The Cellulite Myth,” is a national bestseller.
Growthink Blog
JANUARY 10, 2018
Did you catch the end of the Alabama-Georgia College Football Championship game on Monday? In a sudden instant, unbridled joy broke out on the Alabama sidelines, leaving their famously grizzled and dour 66 year old coach Nick Saban , winner of five previous national championships, to say that “'I've never been happier in my life.”
The Startup Magazine
DECEMBER 14, 2018
Contributed by: Article adapted with permission from the University of West Alabama Online business news blog. Both styles of meetings have benefits for employees, managers, and the company as a whole.
The Startup Magazine
DECEMBER 11, 2018
Contributed by: Article adapted with permission from the University of West Alabama business news blog. You’ll have the capacity to get things done, and you’ll simultaneously test to see if those employees are a good long-term fit. If they’re not quite right, you’ll mitigate your risks.
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